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dynamics /dy·nam·ics/ (di-nam´iks) the scientific study of forces in action; a phase of mechanics.
dynamics 1. the scientific study of forces in action; a phase of mechanics. 2. the motivating or driving forces, physical or moral, in any field. |
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A good fluid dynamicist knows you have to see the flow to know what's going on," says physicist Leonard M. He is a key contributor to the success of the joint strike fighter concept development aircraft program as a structural dynamicist, particularly in the analysis of the lift fan for the short takeoff vertical-landing variant. as a structural engineer, structural dynamicist, aeronautical engineer, project manager, and Senior Design Engineer. |
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